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Image via Complex Original The No. 1 song on the Billboard Hot 100 was Eminem's "Lose Yourself."
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Image via Complex Original The No. 1 film in America was the supernatural horror film (and critical punching bag) "Darkness Falls."
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Image via Complex Original Gas cost only $1.47 per gallon.
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Image via Complex Original Netflix stock was valued at $12.28 per share—$657.81 less than its current price.
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Image via Complex Original The Dow Jones was at 8131.01, far less than its current average of 17,740.90.
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Image via Complex Original The Nokia 1100 was the most popular mobile phone in the world.
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Image via Complex Original iTunes (forget about Apple Music) would not launch for another three months.
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Image via Complex Original Drake wasn't Drake yet; he was Jimmy Brooks on "Degrassi."
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Image via Complex Original Kobe Bryant didn't have a shoe deal: His six-year contract with adidas had expired in 2002, and his next deal with Nike didn't begin until the summer of 2003.
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Image via Complex Original Michael Jordan was playing his final season for the Washington Wizards.
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Image via Complex Original Still unreleased, the original "Call of Duty" would go on to become the top-selling video game of the year after it dropped in November.
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Image via Complex Original The day after Serena's victory, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers would demolish the Oakland Raiders in Super Bowl XXXVII.
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Image via Complex Original Facebook was still a year away from launching.
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Image via Complex Original 2014-15 NBA champion and MVP Steph Curry was only 14 years old.
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Image via Complex Original LeBron James was under investigation for the H2 Hummer he had received from his mother as a birthday gift; the investigation would conclude on January 28.
